Image:1 A bunch of belimbing on the tree in our backyard
Image:2 Taken from another angle of the same tree. The flowers are seen on the right side, red in colourNote: A distant cousin of the star-fruit, smaller in size but rounded not star-shaped. Measures about 6cm (2.5 inch) The tree in our backyard sprouted a generous offering. Very sour, can be taken raw but not munched as a fruit. It is taken as an appetizer..
Pounded with chillies
Whets the appetite with meals
In place of chutney
As a curry dish
With fish and coconut milk
Fun with rice for lunch
Dried out in the sun
Thrown in as one of items
To make mixed pickles
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I'd never heard of them before.
ReplyDeleteFun how recipes can be poems and poems can be recipes. An appetizing poem!
ReplyDeleteA delicious poem, Hank. Thanks for the share. And lovely photo too.
ReplyDeleteHow cool to have such a tree in your yard. I hadnt heard about them. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the intro to this new food. Do they taste like a starfruit?
ReplyDeleteThe texture is same but very sour, never sweet!
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